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Southwark Council is reviewing its waste management and street cleaning services ahead of the aerial contract renewal.

Southwark Council is undertaking a comprehensive review of its waste management and street cleaning services, prompted by the upcoming renewal of the 'aerial contract'. This contract, which relates to aerial services for waste management and street cleaning, is set to expire in 2033. Preparatory work is underway, including the development of a strategy for 2027, as reported in October 2026.

The review by Southwark Council, which focuses on strategy and operational effectiveness, is also anticipating potential government changes in recycling policies. The Environment Scrutiny Commission met in October 2026, where the council's comprehensive review of its waste management and street cleaning services was discussed.

Key facts

  1. Southwark Council is reviewing its waste management and street cleaning services. Source
  2. The 'aerial contract' is set to expire in 2033. Source
  3. Preparatory work includes developing a strategy for 2027. Source
  4. The Environment Scrutiny Commission met in October 2026. Source
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